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Comparing EU free trade agreements: investment
European Centre for Development Policy Management, 2004This paper discusses and compares a number of free trade agreements the EU holds, namely, The Euro-Mediterranean Association Agreements, EU-Mexico Global Agreement and the EU-Chile Association AgreementAmong the authors findings are:All EU Free Trade Agreements stop short of including protection provisions such as expropriation and compensation clausesdisagreement between EU MembeDocumentInternational investment perspectives
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2004The articles in the report cover a wide range of investment topics, the highlights of which include:foreign direct investment (FDI) in the OCED continued to fall in 2003. This appears to be due to the sluggish macroeconomic performance of many of the larger OCED economies, not least Europe.DocumentWater justice for all: global and local resistance to the control and commodification of water
Friends of the Earth International, 2003This report explores the issue of global water justice.DocumentGlobalization, technology and Asian development
Asian Development Bank Institute, 2003This paper discusses issues of globalisation, trade and Asian development.DocumentImproving global economic governance
South Centre, 2002Global economic governance refers to the institutions, norms, practises and decision-making processes from which rules, guidelines, standards, and codes arise in order to manage the global economy.DocumentIncreasing trade and investment: policies, institutions, and development assistance
Development Experience Clearinghouse, USAID, 2002First in a series of USAID policy briefs which will "explore solutions to the challenges of international development".DocumentForeign direct investment and international agreements: a south perspective
South Centre, 2001The case against an MAI style agreement is stronger now than when the original agreement was dismissed by the OECD.Pages
